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February 07, 2019

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TV: Capital, Marxism and Hegemony

March 13, 2018

Mail Online review of Capital 1) Re-read the Mail Online review of Capital . Why does it suggest that Capital features a left-wing ideology? The article suggests Capital promotes left-wing ideologies due to it sympathising with illegal immigrants, presenting them as hard-working and not here to claim benefits, presenting Eastern Europeans as saints, etc. Also, through the Banker family, Capital seems to be portraying the idea that middle class people don't seem to hold any true aspects of love, family, and the more emotional, sensitive and intimate pleasures in life; their lives seem to be reserved with money and business, and only those who are lower in the class system seem to understand what the simpler pleasures in life are as they have not been blinded by money (The Kamal family. 2) Choose three quotes from the review that are particularly critical of Capital and paste them into your blogpost. Do you agree ...

Radio index

March 27, 2019

1) Radio: Introduction to Radio 2) Radio: The Surgery / Life Hacks 3) Radio: War of the World s

Film Industry: A Field In England concluded

January 31, 2018

Read Beyond Hollywood: Reading Arthouse Cinema. This is in MM45 on page 24 - go to our Media Magazine archive to find the article. 1) Summarise the article in 50 words. Arthouse films artistic rather than commercial; they are films that are purposely difficult to understand or ‘read’. Those who think of cinema as being simply entertainment, which is easier to read, are rarely likely to watch an arthouse film. Arthouse is characterised by ‘maximum ambiguity’, where a bizarre turn of events can only be ‘explained’ by characters’ subjectivity, rather than the world of the film. So the producers of art cinema are not in the business of making it easy for audiences to read the film. The ‘return to the equilibrium’ described by Todorov is often absent in arthouse cinema. it gains its meanings through reference to other texts: Intertextual understanding in our so...